Little Super

I love stopping in there every time I come around. There’s such cool stuff and the charge is very reasonable. Make sure to stop and check out all the cool stuff!

I always find at least one unique item that I love at Little Super. Such a great vibe here with an eclectic selection of clothing, household items and more. So happy they are in the neighborhood!

I wandered into Little Super last year during a We Are Hex show behind the store. In addition to the great rooftop patio and outdoor space, the shop is pretty eclectic and fun and they let us use their bathroom (super bonus points!).
If you need a gas mask or vintage boombox? They have you covered! We’ve stopped in several times since and I always enjoy browsing the fun vintage housewares and tchotchkes that you won’t see everywhere else. My teen likes to peruse the racks of clothing and will usually find something she can’t live without.
The last time I was there they had an enormous Lava lamp like one that I have at home and we chatted about the bulb. I couldn’t recall what kind it was, but as I now recall, it’s this if you still need to know:

Nice peeps, cool vibe.

Walked in after visiting Luna. Super cute vintage shop. The owner is amazing and friendly. offered to give me my purchase when the credit card machine was acting up! Some of the things in the store took me back in time to my Grandma’s house! Everything is reasonably priced and the owner talked about making sure everything was premium and authentic.

I like vintage shops because a lot of the time you can find really classic pieces that never go out of style. That’s not what this is. This is a store of very specific «era ware». The stuff they sell is dated… and it’s that way on purpose. Little Super doesn’t just sell clothing and shoes, but items like headphones (that I distinctly remember from early elementary school), tacky souvenirs, ash trays, glassware, even a few small appliances!
If you are a serious hipster or are looking for a costume of some sort, you’ll probably find this store to your liking. However, it was more like a clothes museum to us:
«Remember how grandpa wore shoes JUST like that in 1984?»
«It’s hard to forget his shoes since they were on prosthetic legs that he removed regularly.»

Got the most fabulous skirt and a little summery dress for a great price. Lots of great knick-​knacks, clothes, stuff to decorate with, dust catcher items – like a miniature vintage market. Owner was super friendly, he accept credit cards – it’s definitely worth checking into when in the area.

Friendly staff, BUT $ 24 dollar shoes and $ 16 skirts, Really? I noticed I wasn’t the only person who walked out without purchasing anything.

I usually stop by after visiting the Aristocrat, but I never find anything I like here. The selection of women’s clothing is made up of out of style (and not in a cute way) sweaters and dresses. I don’t know who this place is appealing to, but I picture a teenage from the 90s loving the selection.
They do have fun accessories, art and other knick knacks that are interesting to look at. The service here is friendly. The owner (I think he’s the owner) is always nice and greets you when you walk in.
The suggestion I’d make for this place is to start carrying a better selection of women’s clothing. Not old sweaters and slip dresses, but vintage skirts and dresses. I’d love to see more of these items in the store!

Little Super: Quality Second-​hand clothing, shoes, and housewares.
I went just popped into this store to look around because it is right next to the Aristocrat and I just finished lunch there. I love thrift/​consignment shops (even though this is a «second-​hand» store.) This shop has a lot of nice and unique things. Even better, it’s two blocks from where I live! whoop. I found a nice overcoat for my boyfriend for $ 25.
It seems that they also have free wi-​fi and coffee. Possibly a hang-​out spot!
This is a fairly new business; I encourage you to check it out. Located next door to the Aristocrat.